New Fiber And Fabric Research Center In The US

President Obama has announced a new plan to support the US manufacturing industry, including funding for research and development of new $150 million dollars in new fibers and fabrics.

The new revolution planned to be established.

The innovation research center will have a public investment bet of 75 million US dollars. With more than 75 million US dollars in private investment, the focus will be on the development of "research, landscape and commercialization of special properties of fibers".

The details of the proposal were first released to the media in 2014.

The special Centre for fiber and textiles aims at accelerating the development and application of sophisticated manufacturing technology, making it part of a wider national network manufacturing innovation center (NNMI) with government support across many industries.

This will eliminate the innovation gap between early research and product development by converging businesses, universities, other academic, training institutions and federal agencies.

The competition for organizing such institutions has been launched by the Ministry of Defense (DOD).

The focus will be on the development of novelty.

From light weight, flame retardant to super intensity and electronic conduction induction equipment.

With extensive applications, these technical textiles can create protective equipment for firefighters to prevent blaze threats. The smart function of smart watches can be assembled on lightweight fabrics or the wounded soldiers need to be treated with antibacterial pressure bandage.

The White House statement shows that in the 2000 years, the manufacturing industry in the United States has been in decline for 10 years.

It has increased employment opportunities for the first time in 20 years, and has increased nearly 1/5 shipments since the economic downturn, and has won 45% of the world's exports since 2009.

To date, the ninth announcement of the administration has indicated that the new manufacturing innovation research center has established the driving force for the textile manufacturing industry in the United States and laid the foundation for advanced production.

The leading future foundation.

In the other programs announced this week, $320 million will be awarded to 12 states for more than 5 years of public-private manufacturing expansion partnership, which aims to help small manufacturers improve production processes, enhance technological capabilities and bring new products to market.

A new white house supply chain innovation program will focus on establishing a partnership in the entire supply chain to speed up the use of technology, strengthen links between domestic supply chains, and promote product design and processing.